EMBRACE NEW HORIZONS

As the air cools and the scent of fireplaces begins to drift through the mountain villages of Cyprus, something delicious is often bubbling in the oven. One dish that perfectly captures the warmth and heart of Cypriot autumn is Tavas Lefkaritikos—a rustic, slow-cooked meal rooted in the charming village of Lefkara.

September brings a festive rhythm to Cyprus. As harvest season begins and villages celebrate tradition, the island transforms into a lively stage of music, food, dance, and culture. Whether you’re in the countryside or cities, here are the standout festivals to catch this September:

Limassol is a destination that shines all year round, but Autumn offers a special kind of charm. As the summer crowds begin to thin, the city settles into a calmer rhythm—still vibrant, but with more space to breathe. Whether you’re looking for sea, culture, or simply a stylish escape, Limassol in Autumn is a top choice.

If you’re ready to dive deep into the authentic flavors of Cyprus, we challenge you to try one of the island’s most traditional delicacies: tsamarella. Unique, intense, and steeped in history, this local meat specialty is not for the faint of heart — but it’s a must for any true gastronomic explorer visiting Cyprus.

Corfu is renowned worldwide for its stunning beaches, which become particularly busy during the summer months. So, if you’re visiting Corfu in August and looking to escape the crowds, discover these secret coves and hidden swimming spots. Tucked behind cliffs, past olive groves, or at the end of dusty paths, these coves feel like your own private hideaway.

Polis Chrysochous offers an ideal base for exploring the quieter, more authentic side of Paphos and Cyprus. With its relaxed pace and proximity to some of the island’s most scenic coastal villages, it’s easy to plan short road trips that combine beautiful views, local flavors, and peaceful atmospheres.

August is a lively and memorable time to visit Chania. The city and surrounding villages come alive with festivals, concerts, and local traditions that offer a deeper look into Cretan life. Whether you enjoy music, cultural events, or authentic food experiences, Chania in August has something to offer every curious traveler.